New Project Synopsis
Passing by the Celestial Dragons of the Whole World
Blurb 1.
Good news: I transmigrated.
Bad news: I'm just a random passerby.
Good news: I have lots of friends. We're not particularly close, but they're all chosen ones, and we're not cut from the same cloth.
The chosen ones have something to say about that:
"Girls, does anyone get it? I spent three generations trying, but I still couldn't help my deadweight bestie ascend!"
"Guys, does anyone get it? I worked so hard to build connections in the underworld, and they kept my lazy friend alive countless times. Otherwise, she would've died of old age before she ever advanced!"
"Brothers, does anyone get it? I went to the Bitter Sea to fetch courage, took the heart of the Heavenly Mountain, and spent countless rare treasures, but I still couldn't carry my useless childhood friend through!"
Blurb 2.
Lu Ren was an utterly ordinary village girl: slow-moving, mediocre, and without lofty ambitions. She lived a chaotic, smoke-filled village life, with chickens flying and dogs jumping all around.
But that was fine. Her family was alive and well, and everyone was healthy.
Then, all of a sudden, her friends and family started becoming mysterious one after another.
Her sweet, obedient best friend suddenly turned cold and distant, keeping everyone at arm's length. Then she left without a word, following her father.
The beautiful auntie who had taken a live-in husband in the village vanished mysteriously on her wedding night. By the next morning, the groom was dead in front of the ancestral table in the main hall.
The village's resident cool guy suddenly packed his things and said goodbye to his elders. He abandoned his entire squad of lackeys and his beloved little sister, then left the village, saying the world was so big that he wanted to see it.
The whole village was thrown into a panic. Only after the law enforcement team arrived and uncovered secrets beyond the villagers' understanding did Lu Ren realize that she'd already been pushed onto the road, forced to take her first step into the mysterious world of cultivation...
And then...
Her terrible talent got her rejected at the sect's recruitment fair.
Her meager cultivation couldn't protect her sword, so she was often summoned into battle by passing prodigy sword cultivators using the technique Ten Thousand Swords Return to the Origin.
Even the secret realms Lu Ren scoured inch by inch were found to contain peerless spirit plants, rare treasures, and noble divine beasts with ancient, powerful bloodlines, all discovered by others just after she left...
I mean, we all came from the same village, so why am I the only one who's this utterly insignificant? Is there really any point in dragging this young hero along to keep cultivating?
There is, guys. There really is.
Read the story to find out.
Novel Blurb:
After her transmigration mission failed, Si Fei was bound by the System to livestream for the people of Later Tang.
The people denounced Si Fei as a wicked woman practicing sorcery and pretending to be from the future.
Si Fei opened Aerial China, using a 3D aerial view to take the people of Later Tang on a bird's-eye tour of Chang'an a thousand years in the future.
The ancients accused Si Fei of keeping pretty young men and defying convention.
Si Fei opened If You Are the One, inviting the people of Later Tang to marvel at all sorts of weirdos. They watched smooth-talking scumbags get exposed in front of the guests, and everyone condemned the disgusting sexism.
The ancients questioned Si Fei's claims about going to the moon, accusing her of abandoning the classics and neglecting the fundamentals to study science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Si Fei switched to a recording of a Shenzhou spacecraft launch, recounting the magnificent rise of China's space program and explaining the thorny road home taken by earlier generations of scholars who returned to serve their country...
The people awoke as if from a dream. They were all Chinese, descendants of Yan and Huang, sharing the same ancestors and a thousand-year-old dream of flying to the heavens.
In truth, Si Fei had always left a door open for them. She was willing to reach out and guide them forward, all to change the course of history so that a thousand years later, the Great Tang would no longer suffer the humiliation of being divided among foreign powers, and the Pearl of the Orient would no longer be shrouded in dust.
Content warning:
1. The setting is fictional. Do not apply real history to the altered timeline! No historical nitpicking! The author politely declines historical nitpickers. If something seems wrong, you're right, just let me be. I'm only telling a story. Here's a preview of another novel by the author!
Theme: Education should face not only modernization, the world, and the future, but also ancient times, when civilization lagged behind.
Suddenly I found that I had finished reading this book, and I read it in one sitting. I didn't know what to say. My OCD is a waste of money. .
Obsessive-compulsive disorder is not good at all. It is a waste of money and time. There is no inspiration to wait for inspiration. A bad ending is the most irresponsible thing to the readers. The worst thing is a bad ending. I am really speechless.
Another story that starts high and goes low, painful
I really liked this novel, but I thought I would read it again after gaining some weight, but it turned out that it has not been updated for a long time, and the later updates are like a piece of shit. As good as the first plot is, the second plot is more annoying. I am really angry. There is a chapter in the middle that I thought was pirated when I first read it. It looks like I read it on a pirated website, and the appearance is too ugly.
The second half is too fast, it feels like driving high and going low. I just saw that it didn't reach the climax in the middle period and then it disappeared... The front part is really beautiful and passionate.
It feels like the outline is put directly behind it
The author should want to change the protagonist from a single person to every awakening people in the changing times. The intention is very good, but obviously the author's writing style is not enough, and there are some anecdotes. I think it is unfinished.
I don't know how to put it, it feels like driving high and walking low. It's a bit of a pity.
I thought I was reading a pirated article? What nonsense?
The front is good, but the back is numb.